Possible roundhouse - curvilinear feature and post holes

Roundhouse c1852 to 1963 plotted from Epoch 2 map (c1897). Roundhouse 2 was built in 1852, had 16 stalls and was served by a 42 ft. Turntable.

Monument extent plotted from 1852 60"-1 mile OS plan. Roundhouse 1 was built in 1851, had 16 stalls and was served by a 42 ft. turntable. In October 1921, Roundhouse 1 was being used to repair wagon sheets, a fire completely destroyed the shed and...

Roundhouse 3 – with 18 stalls and a 45 ft. Turntable - was erected to the west of Roundhouse 2 in 1864. Historic photographs show that this had a relatively elaborate superstructure, each radiating road having an individual ribbed roof with gable end...

Site of railway halt on the Foss Island Branch Railway opened post-1937 and closed before 1963.

York's first municipal park designed by Frederick Rowntree and laid out in 1919-21. It was presented it to the City as a First World War memorial to Cocoa Works staff. The park was opened to the public on the 16th July 1921 and extended in 1926-7.

Gates, screens and piers to the entrance on the east side of Rowntree Park. The gates were probably constructed in circa 1715 for Richings Park, Berkshire. They were moved to Rowntree Park in 1954-55. The gates are of wrought iron with elaborately sc...

The building is set over 5 storeys with a setback clerestory attic and a square tower rising a further 3 floors. Rowntree Wharf was constructed in 1896 and converted into flats ca 1990. The property has remained unchanged since the conversion. The bu...

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19th century building identified as Building of Merit in the Historic Core Conservation Area Appraisal. Now a restaurant with hotel above?